
NASCAR Truck Series Returns to North Wilkesboro for 2026 FaithFest 250
The 2026 FaithFest 250 will feature a competitive lineup of drivers, with early odds favoring Corey Heim, while Chandler Smith aims to defend his 2025 victory.
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The 2026 FaithFest 250 will feature a competitive lineup of drivers, with early odds favoring Corey Heim, while Chandler Smith aims to defend his 2025 victory.

With just a handful of races left, the points battle is razor‑thin. Tyler Ankrum clings to the 10th spot, while Grant Enfinger secures a cushion, and Layne Riggs and Kaden Honeycutt jostle for the top seed.

NASCAR's 2026 Truck Series race at North Wilkesboro will feature a $789,700 purse, with Chandler Smith defending his title against Layne Riggs and Tyler Ankrum.

The 23rd race weekend of the 2026 NASCAR Truck Series at North Wilkesboro Speedway will feature a $789,700 purse, up from last year, with defending champion Chandler Smith aiming to defend his title amid strong competition from Layne Riggs and Tyler Ankrum.

Layne Riggs claimed pole position with a 18.502s lap, while Shane van Gisbergen qualified fourth, setting the stage for an intense night race at North Wilkesboro Speedway.

The NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series heads to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the FaithFest 250, a race that could reshape the playoff picture and highlight the strategic importance of pit work on a tight short track.

Layne Riggs holds a 41‑point lead over Kaden Honeycutt as the Chase approaches, while a handful of drivers jostle for the final spots

Front Row Motorsports announced a multi‑year contract that keeps Todd Gilliland in the No. 34 Cup car, while Zane Smith receives a long‑term agreement. Meanwhile, Noah Gragson’s position remains uncertain, prompting speculation about potential replacements.

Front Row Motorsports announced a multi‑year extension for Todd Gilliland, while also securing Zane Smith for the long term. Amid performance questions surrounding Noah Gragson, the team is eyeing rising Truck Series drivers for future Cup opportunities.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Noah Gragson confronts a contract impasse at Front Row Motorsports, with performance concerns and teammate extensions shaping his precarious outlook.

Noah Gragson hints at job insecurity amid poor performance and lack of contract talks, raising questions about his place in NASCAR's top division.

Layne Riggs has delivered four wins this season and nine overall in the Truck Series, fueling interest in a possible Cup Series ride as early as 2027.
Dominating the Truck Series and hinting at a Cup debut, Layne Riggs may soon replace Noah Gragson at Front Row Motorsports, a decision that could reshape the team’s short‑term outlook and long‑term strategy.

Layne Riggs is leading the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with four wins, honoring the late Kyle Busch while eyeing a Cup Series seat for 2027.
Layne Riggs secured the pole position with an 18.502‑second lap, while the race will feature four 2026 Cup Series winners, the return of Ryan Newman, and a full slate of 36 trucks racing on the historic North Wilkesboro oval.

Layne Riggs secured the pole position with a blistering 18.502‑second lap, setting the stage for a competitive NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at North Wilkesboro that will be televised on FS1 and streamed via FUBO.

Layne Riggs claimed the pole position with a blistering lap of 18.502 seconds, edging out Carson Hocevar by 0.016 seconds and joining a lineup that features several NASCAR Cup Series regulars.

Layne Riggs secured the pole position for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at North Wilkesboro Speedway, posting a lap of 18.502 seconds at 121.608 mph.

Layne Riggs grabs pole at North Wilkesboro as the Truck Series qualifying lineup is revealed, with a tight top ten and practice insights ahead of the race.

Layne Riggs secured his sixth career pole at North Wilkesboro Speedway with a 15.8‑second lap, the second pole of the season and a new track record.

Layne Riggs is leading the Truck Series with four wins and a pole at North Wilkesboro, aiming for a 2026 regular‑season title and a 2027 Cup Series debut with competitive equipment.
The Craftsman Truck Series will race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on July 18, featuring pole‑sitter Layne Riggs, a quartet of Cup regulars, and veteran Ryan Newman’s first start in eight years, with the event broadcast on FS1 and streaming via FUBO.

The Faith Fest 250 at North Wilkesboro Speedway will feature pole‑sitter Layne Riggs, a roster of top drivers, Ryan Newman's comeback after eight years, and a championship chase with just four races left.

Four wins, a 44‑point lead and a Cup Series debut ambition define the 2026 Truck Series championship leader's next chapter